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Meanings of defalcation in английском
португальский
apropriação каталонский
desfalcament The fraudulent appropriation of funds or property entrusted to your care but actually owned by someone else.
Usage of defalcation in английском
1
At last a crisis came; the defalcation could be concealed no longer.
2
One of its families once suffered a slight loss from a defalcation.
3
And, finally, there is no defalcation of revenue, no pressure of taxation.
4
This matter of Cowperwood's and Stener's defalcation he had long heard of.
5
They once had a defalcation, but only of a trifling amount.
6
Evidently there had been a defalcation on rather a large scale.
7
The ten thousand, then, was not the figures of a defalcation.
8
On Monday I came on the first trace of defalcation.
9
But a defalcation which occurred immediately afterwards was worse.
10
This defalcation of Billy's would cripple him, for money had flown these last few years.
11
But the history of the Church of Caesarea affords the most extraordinary specimen of this defalcation.
12
In this way month after month passed, until the defalcation rose to over a thousand dollars.
13
They are forever disgraced by defalcation in office.
14
Since 1789 the treasury has disbursed more than seven billions of dollars without one serious defalcation.
15
He was suspected of serious defalcation, and the citizens of his native town turned against him.
16
The first defalcation is only six months old.
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Translations for defalcation
португальский
каталонский
Defalcation through the time
Defalcation across language varieties
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